Associations to the word «Grange»
Noun
- Giles
- Newton
- Broom
- Hamilton
- Thistle
- Drama
- Gretchen
- Louise
- Walton
- William
- Courthouse
- Catherine
- Cochran
- Holm
- Horton
- Buckinghamshire
- Les
- Monastery
- Lindsey
- Hutton
- Ward
- Cant
- Ley
- Willow
- Berwick
- Edgar
- Euler
- Dorchester
- Norton
- Sherlock
- Angus
- Sur
- Jacobite
- Le
- Olivia
- Lund
- Kuhn
- Parcel
- Dorset
- Arden
- Christchurch
- Neighbourhood
- Dalton
- Dun
- Dusty
- Katie
- Sheffield
- Mannheim
- Bridget
- Croix
- Tenement
- Sinclair
- Harrow
- Golf
- Borough
- Boarding
- Belle
- Simmons
- Castle
- Cuthbert
- Pont
- Abbot
- Fay
- Pleasant
- Blackpool
- Marquis
- Sherwood
- Antoine
- Lancaster
- Casualty
- Kaye
- Countryside
- Dissolution
- Icc
- Mill
- Brook
- Fowler
- Upland
- Steamship
- Acre
- Vale
Adjective
Wiktionary
GRANGE, noun. (British) A farm, especially that of a gentleman farmer.
GRANGE, noun. Outlying land belonging to a monastery.
GRANGE, noun. (archaic) A granary.
GRANGE, proper noun. (US) (usually, with "The") National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, an association of farmers.
GRANGE, proper noun. A state branch or branch lodge of the National Grange
Dictionary definition
GRANGE, noun. An outlying farm.
Wise words
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